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...man rights abuses under Stroessner, as well as the broader international [[Operation Condor]], were discovered.<ref name=NSAEBB239-II>{{citation | title = Rendition in the Southern Cone: Operation Condor documents revealed from Paraguayan "Archive of Terror"

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...War of the Triple Alliance linked Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay. Operation Condor, during the Cold War, involved Argentina, Chile, Brazil, Bolivia, Paraguay

...Mengele]]. His government also cooperated in the intensely anticommunist [[Operation Condor]], allying other South American totalitarian states with the [[CIA activiti ...man rights abuses under Stroessner, as well as the broader international [[Operation Condor]], were discovered.<ref name=NSAEBB239-II>{{citation

...the bombers may have had CIA ties in Chile, within the broad context of [[Operation Condor]]. The latter was a cooperation among the military dictatorships of [[Argen

Brazil was part of the alliance of regional military dictatorships, [[Operation Condor]], formed in 1975.

...on on this plan called Operation Woodpecker (''Pivert''), earlier known as Operation Condor, would drop paratroops only after a breakout had started.

...ent as President of Chile. In 1975, on Pinochet's birthday, the regional [[Operation Condor]] was created, a collaboration among military dictatorships of the region.

Argentina was part of [[Operation Condor]], Senior leaders of the military Juntas were tried and convicted for huma

...at least a few cases, kill political opponents. This was the precursor to Operation Condor, an intelligence-sharing arrangement among Chile, Argentina, Brazil, Paragu

Under Operation Condor, a collaboration among military dictatorships of South America that began i | chapter = IX. Operation Condor

...y, there was intergovernmental cooperation, to violate human rights, under Operation Condor. In the changing political climate of the region, there are democracy promo

...e]], [[Paraguay]] and [[Uruguay]] was established in 1975. It was called [[Operation Condor]], and the U.S. appeared to have some access to it.<ref name=CIA-Chile>{{ci